Juniper coffee table with a blue epoxy lagoon

This juniper coffee table pairs pink-red wood with a blue epoxy lagoon at one end. A natural edge runs along the rectangular top, while the irregular wood contours remain visible around the resin. A black cross base supports the top. The photographs show the finished table in a seating area.

This design is an example of our custom work. At our workshop in Zevenhuizen, we discuss your own coffee table: size, wood selection, epoxy colour, finish and base. Price on request.

Pink-red juniper with a natural edge

Fine grain lines run across much of the top. Pale wood tones and darker markings alternate along the front. The natural edge remains visible within the broadly rectangular outline. Each side has its own grain pattern, while a broad area of wood gives the surface continuity.

A blue lagoon within the wood

At one end, the wood opens into a broad inlet filled with blue epoxy. The irregular boundary separates the warm wood colour from the cooler resin. Lighter swirls are visible in the detail photographs. A smaller strip of epoxy also follows part of the side.

The table in a seating area

Six photographs show the finished furniture from different angles. The front view reveals the natural edge and black cross base. The overhead views show the size of the epoxy lagoon and the continuous wood grain. In the room setting, the pink-red top adds a warm accent beside a pale corner sofa.

Your custom epoxy coffee table

For your own version, we consider the shape and how the table will work in your seating area. At our workshop, we discuss the choices that define the design:

• Wood and outline: the juniper grain, natural edge and balance between wood and epoxy.
• Colour and surface: the shade of blue and finish that suit your interior.
• Size and base: the position beside your sofa, preferred height and leg design.

Explore the options in Zevenhuizen

Get in touch or arrange a visit to view wood and examples. We discuss your requirements and provide a price estimate based on the chosen design. Suitable finishes and care for the future tabletop are part of that conversation.